Suffolk Construction Hits Pay Dirt

What looks like Suffolk Construction?s northeast prez Mark DiNapoli TiVO'ing something boring is actually a planning session for a $1 billion rebuild of gritty Quincy Center. Suffolk signed a letter of intent last week with NYC-based developer Streetworks to help plan and construct a new 10-block core (housing, offices, retail, streetscapes and parking) for the old industrial city just south of Boston. Above, his teammates—David Chapman, Nicolas Nigro, and Carolyn Ernest— help him navigate through their Building Information Modeling system, creating 3-D images with specs that automatically adjust when any change is made to the design.

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